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UNC Basketball Film Room: How Michael Malone Uses Wings

It’s easy to discern the types of players started at point guard and center with the Denver Nuggets, but there was much more variety in the types of off-ball guards and wings that played significant minutes in Denver and Sacramento. Malone’s ‘2’ guards were versatile shooters like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Gary Harris, and Ben McLemore. (UNC Film Room)

Video: UNC's Michael Malone, ACC Tip Off Take Center Stage

The ACC Tip Off offers a chance to hear from coaches and players across the league. UNC's will be a focal point as the NBA championship coach meets the media from across the ACC footprint. Inside Carolina's Greg Barnes and Tommy Ashley discuss the setting and how things have changed over the years. (View Video)

Matt Able Aims To Be More Than A Shooter In UNC Basketball Lineup

After committed to the Tar Heels on April 21 while continuing to test the NBA Draft waters, his stock only rose. In workouts and at the NBA Draft Combine, Able showcased his playmaking ability in front of scouts — an element of his game he rarely had the opportunity to display at NC State, and one he hopes to feature prominently at UNC. (Inside Carolina)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Can Terrence Brown Elevate His Game?

Can transform into the complete modern lead guard UNC Basketball needs? Isaac Schade breaks down how ’s demands for defense, playmaking, and rebounding could elevate both Brown’s NBA hopes and Carolina’s championship ceiling. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Matt Able's Playmaking and Shooting Potential

With poised for an expanded role with UNC Basketball, Isaac Schade explores how his underutilized skills could redefine the Tar Heels’ backcourt alongside and . (View Video)

Video: Carolina Insider - Interview With UNC Freshman Guard Malloy Smith

UNC Basketball freshman guard , son of Tar Heel legend , joins and Adam Lucas on the Carolina Insider podcast for an interview to talk about the upcoming season. (View Video)

Michael Jordan’s historic $10 million gift honors mother, expands UNC School of Social Work’s impact

In honor of his mother, Deloris P. Jordan, has made a $10 million commitment to the UNC School of Social Work. The largest gift in the School of Social Work’s history will expand the reach and impact of the Global Social Development Innovations Center, renamed the Deloris P. Jordan Global Social Development Innovations Center. (UNC.edu)

UNC Basketball Film Room: How Michael Malone Utilizes Ball-Handlers

It’s easy to draw connections between ’s former guards and his new-look backcourt at UNC. was unparalleled in manufacturing paint touches last season, with obvious comparisons to the Denver Nuggets' slashers. In today’s film room, I’ll dive into how used his primary ball-handlers and wing creators in the NBA. (UNC Film Room)

Amid Allen Iverson comparisons, Terrence Brown embraces playmaking challenge

brings a talented skill set to UNC Basketball that many have compared to NBA legend Allen Iverson, and he has the swagger to match. The 6-3 senior Utah transfer said that’s more about his mindset and appearance. "A lot of people say I remind him of Allen Iverson just because I wear headbands and braids and stuff like that," Brown said. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Five Things to Be Excited About For UNC Basketball in 2026-27

UNC Basketball's presumed backcourt starters are Utah transfer , Virginia Tech transfer , and NC State transfer . Brown is a downhill slasher who averaged over 19 points per game last season at Utah. He projects as the leading scorer not just in this backcourt, but on the team. Able and Avdalas are NBA prospects. (Heel Tough Blog)
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